Sentence examples for immediate line from inspiring English sources

The WHO calls mosquito control "the most immediate line of defence".

An early version opened with the less immediate line: "Baby, baby you're out of sight/Hey, you're lookin' alright tonight".

"Given the magnitude of the Zika crisis, WHO encourages affected countries and their partners to boost the use of both old and new approaches to mosquito control as the most immediate line of defence," the WHO statement said.

I have only to open my eyes for the surreal scene to come back into my immediate line of vision, like a picnic area without picnickers: two barbecue grills, bags of mulch that seem never to be opened, empty planters, clusters of tables and chairs, the entire area cordoned off behind a high mesh fence.

Even though she signed her lease earlier and is out of the immediate line of fire, Ms. Skoch said she worried about the "Big Brother" vibe that the changes could facilitate, because Related will mostly rely on neighbors to report on neighbors.

Rob Andrew, the RFU's elite rugby director, was Johnson's immediate line manager and Woodward questioned why Twickenham's top brass allowed England to fail at the World Cup before taking any action.

This is the first line of defense when it comes to securing your base: fortifying your immediate lines.

During the development of the job satisfaction instrument used in this study [ 13] one of the items, emotional support from immediate line-manager, would sometimes (child and mental health branches) load on the development factor rather than the relationships factor.

But a more immediate possible line of objection to his argument is that Milne takes a feature of one theory of single-case chance the causal tendency view of Giere (1973), which requires that conditional chances be understood as the chance of the conditioned event, given that the conditioning event has occurred and applies it to theories which make no such assumption.

Air strikes may keep those who physically launch them out of the immediate firing line, but they have perils of their own.

These outstanding museums are not in the immediate firing line –but the same pressures that will close galleries in Lancashire as soon as Marchare being felt by every public gallery across Britain.